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KICKGMATASS123
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I know this question has been posted before but I'm trying out this approach that I think might lead me somewhere but I'm stuck..
Can ppl make an attempt at solving this??
h(n) is the product of the even numbers from 2 to n, inclusive, and p is the least prime factor of h(100)+1. What is the range of p?
Incomplete solution:
h(n)= 2*4*6*8....*94*96*98*100
= 2(1*2*3*4....*50)
= 2(50!)
h(n)+1 = 2(50!) +1
I dont know how to solve this question from this point onwards..
Can someone help!
OA is p is greater than 47
Can ppl make an attempt at solving this??
h(n) is the product of the even numbers from 2 to n, inclusive, and p is the least prime factor of h(100)+1. What is the range of p?
Incomplete solution:
h(n)= 2*4*6*8....*94*96*98*100
= 2(1*2*3*4....*50)
= 2(50!)
h(n)+1 = 2(50!) +1
I dont know how to solve this question from this point onwards..
Can someone help!
OA is p is greater than 47
